Same here. Mozilla giving up on this is really disappointing to me. When I first heard about it, I was really excited about how it provided more privacy that OA

Same here. Mozilla giving up on this is really disappointing to me. When I first heard about it, I was really excited about how it provided more privacy that OAuth/OpenID, but the impression I got from reading the mozilla documentation/blogs was that the javascript client and mozilla operated servers were a temporary stop-gap to facilitate faster development, but sacrificed some of the benifits that the final end-goal would provide. Given that, I spent the time reading the whitepaper and playing with the API to give me a headstart, but delayed integrating it into production websites, because I thought that they were saying it wasn't production ready yet. Then they canceled the project because not enough people were using it.